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Fri, Nov 29 2013 12:26 PM (13 replies)
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  • gmaster007
    2,101 Posts
    Fri, Nov 29 2013 11:58 AM

    PeterHopper:

    You can always use the punch on the driver to scale down on some holes. STA 1 with heavy wind behind. Merion 10.

    punch is even worse when it comes to stopping the ball,
    I rarely use punch on this driver

  • gmaster007
    2,101 Posts
    Fri, Nov 29 2013 12:01 PM

    genegold2:

    gmaster have you tried it. I have the high level one and it is awesome. Against a head head it is unbeatable. With a tail wind it is as good as r11s high level. Biggest problem is going too far till you get adjusted to it.

    I've had it since the original release and it IS awesome,
    but the difference distance wise never seems to be that much of a factor,
    on the other hand, on long par 3's, you need to get very creative.

  • geraldlarousse
    1,986 Posts
    Fri, Nov 29 2013 12:04 PM

    gmaster007:

    PeterHopper:

    You can always use the punch on the driver to scale down on some holes. STA 1 with heavy wind behind. Merion 10.

    punch is even worse when it comes to stopping the ball,
    I rarely use punch on this driver

    Agreed Gmaster. I do punch it though like  Peter said on Ands 1, but stopping this thing is hard to do.

    Hit it 3/4 and will still roll out amazing yardage. Some holes also have to be careful around trees.

    I think R11s depending on course is a better driver. The real thing would be to have both. :)

  • janetloves
    38 Posts
    Fri, Nov 29 2013 12:26 PM

    im not sure if im going to get it i just shot my 2 best rounds a 54 on andys and 24 on bethpage front i use the 282 driver so i dont think extra yards matter when it comes down to having the r11 irons.

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